Sorry, it's $1,800.

$1,800 - Nikon D850 Body with 2 Batteries and 120GB XQD & 128GB SD

Nikon D850 body in excellent condition - a very conservative 9 rating only because there are some rub marks at the bottom plate caused by the connection to the grip.

I sent it back to Nikon service just a week ago for a general cleaning and checkup. It came back not only checked out perfectly, but they also replaced the rubber grips on both sides of the camera (they had some minor rub marks on them). Nikon service for NPS members is unparalleled. See attached service checklist.

The camera (USA model) has only 14,844 shutter actuations. As you can see from the pictures, it is in excellent condition. It comes with the box, manuals, strap, battery charger, 2 Nikon batteries (original EN-EL15a and an EN-EL15b), a Sony 120GB XQD card and a Lexar UHS-II 128GB SD card. Both batteries showed to be "0" in camera's battery test, as in "New."

The LCD is clean as a whistle. I removed the protector screen to take pictures. You would want to install a new one if you buy this.

This is my backup camera, so it hasn't seen much use. I am changing systems and this is the last of my Nikon bodies/lenses (already sold a D5, a Z7 and two Z-50's and a gazillion lenses.

Priced to sell as with all my other sales on this forum. Check out my feedbacks.

Price includes insured shipping to lower 48 states and PayPal fee.

There is a resurgence of interest in 50mm, as it does offer a lot of bang for the buck. But as many others have said, for landscape I would prefer a 20mm, 24mm or 14-24mm zoom.

I have owned both of these lenses, as well as the Nikkor 50/1.4G.

The Sigma 50/1.4 Art lens has acquired a bit of a cult reputation because it is one of the sharpest 50mm lenses ever-made. People compared it to the Zeiss Otus, which costs a lot more. Even stopped down to F/8 - the so-called preferred landscape aperture - it is still markedly sharper than the Nikkor.

The D850 is a 45.7 MP camera, well-equipped to take full advantage of a lens such as the Sigma 50/1.4 Art. The lens will also focus faster than your 85/1.4D Nikkor. The downside is it is a much bulkier and heavier lens (28 vs. 8 oz.), compared to the D.

But as far as image quality, it is a remarkable lens. Folks will tell you why waste your money, or it's the photographer not the camera that makes good pictures. But I would argue that if one could afford a Ferrari, why drive a Hyundai? (Do note that I love my Hyundai Ioniq Electric car)

Package will go out tomorrow.

Many thanks,
Dave

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I have sold the grip for my D850, so these L-brackets are next.

The Leofoto L-bracket is for the D850 with grip. The other one is for the D850 without grip. Both fit my D850 perfectly.

$40 for both including PayPal fee and shipping to lower 48 states.

SOLD ---

Like-new condition. Nikon Z50 body in original box with documentation, charger, battery and strap. Shutter actuation count just over 1,000.

Loved this little camera. Changing system.

More info:

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1511294-REG/nikon_1634_z_50_mirrorless_digital.html


Price includes PayPal fee and insured shipping to lower 48 states.

In excellent shape. Just some tiny minor marks.

More info:

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/327811-REG/Acratech_1115_Ultimate_Ballhead_w_Quick.html

Instead of the Acratech clamp, I replaced it with the Really Right Stuff clamp.

Price include PayPal fee and free shipping to lower 48 states.

Nikon AS-14/SB-21 with case
Nikon SB-29s
MeiKe FC100 Ring Flashes
Nikon UR-3 adapter for 60mm macro lens

Cleaning out my closet. They all worked a year or so ago. All three battery compartments are clean.

Being sold as-is for a measly price of $30, including PayPal fee and shipping to lower 48 states.

Was it shot with wide-open aperture?

Great shot and a great lens! Long waiting list for the lens.

For those who are not familiar with Bosques Del Apache. It's in New Mexico, about 90 miles south of Albuquerque. The refuge is famous for its sandhill cranes.

I have the ProGrade and a Wise CFexpress card reader. The ProGrade runs noticeably hotter than the Wise. Having said that, I don't know if that's going to cause long-term problems or not, as lots of electronics get just as hot, if not hotter.

You might want to go on ebay and look for a used bracket. They are going for under $20 these days.

It's amazing how so many people are ready to bash the ZII cameras, before they are released.

Thank you, and CO, for at least pointing out the fallacies of some of the complaints, such as mixing up mechanical and electronic shutter performances, or comparing FPS between a 12 MPX D3 to a 45MPX Z7.

Take a breath, folks. The specs look pretty good so far, so let's wait and see how the AF performs etc...